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J. Grant Swank, Jr.

Build the wall, first of all. Build it all along the US / Mexican border. Make it tall and strong.

Secondly, deport the 11 million illegals now. Don’t give them the worker program espoused by US President George W. Bush. That permits them to get social security status for themselves and their children and all sorts of other entitlements by which after their few years employed before exiting, they won’t exit.

Deport them now.

Then see to it that the "catch and release" escape hatch is sealed once and for all. This "catch and release" veil entitles crossovers to a hearing in court. But they don’t show up in court. They blend in with the population, hence stay in America ad infinitum.
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Right now, if they are Mexicans, they are returned. If they are other than Mexicans (known as OTMs), they go to court. But that’s only on paper. They toss the paper in the nearest trashcan and hike out for Wisconsin or Wyoming or Manhattan. They don’t wait around for a judge to scan the legal paper for them then to be officially sent back home.

Why the US government allows these foolish so-called legal entities to exist is beyond reason. Nevertheless, in this supposed knowledgeable republic, we have this growing nonsense that brings in, not only the losers but also the Muslim murderers global. The latter are geared to overthrow the country especially via their sleeper cells.

According to Reuter’s Bernd Debusmann, "OTMs were a relatively minor problem until 2003, when word of the loophole spread and triggered a growing flood -- including thousands of Brazilians inspired by a popular soap opera, ‘America,’ whose sultry star plays an illegal immigrant who swam the Rio Grande and made good in the United States.

"According to Border Patrol statistics, apprehensions of OTMs tripled from fiscal 2003 to fiscal 2005, which ended in October, from 49,545 to 165,175. Brazilians made up the second-biggest group this year, after Hondurans and before people from El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua.

"The Brazilian rush northwards highlighted the complex nature of international migration patterns. Apart from the lure of emulating soap opera stars, Brazilians were taking advantage of easy travel from Brazil to Mexico, which abolished visas for Brazilians in 2000 to promote tourism and business."

Build the wall.

Deport the 11 million illegals now.

Cut the "catch and release" loophole.

Certainly, do not admit another Muslim into America.

Copyright © 2005 by J. Grant Swank, Jr.

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